How about eating tauren in Mid-Autumn Festival?

In the traditional culture of China, there is no special custom of eating cow's head in Mid-Autumn Festival. Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Orchid Festival, is a traditional festival in China, which is usually held on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, that is, in the middle of the ghost month. This festival is to pay homage to ancestors, remember the dead, and pray for ancestors to bless the family's peace and happiness.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, people will do some traditional sacrificial ceremonies, such as offering sacrifices, burning paper money and lighting incense sticks. To express respect and nostalgia for the deceased relatives.

However, there is no fixed custom whether to eat tauren on the Mid-Autumn Festival. In the traditional concept, cattle have the symbolic meaning of ward off evil spirits and good luck. Perhaps some regions or families will prepare beef as one of the sacrifices during the Mid-Autumn Festival. However, not all regions will take cow heads as sacrifices, and the types of sacrifices and food preferences in different regions and customs are not the same.

Therefore, there is no unified answer whether it is better to eat cow's head or suitable for Mid-Autumn Festival. It may be a custom of a specific region or family, or it may not be a universal traditional habit. The most important thing is to respect local customs and traditions, as well as the connotation of respecting and commemorating ancestors.